ChartWatch ASX Scans Uranium Special: BMN, BOE, DYL, NXG, ATOM, URNM

Uranium stocks are back in the spotlight, with a strong rally in Canadian giant Cameco (TSE: CCO) on Friday spurring local plays to strong gains yesterday. The nuclear power narrative continues to gain momentum:

• The US government is moving to prioritise zero carbon, reliable baseload nuclear power as a key component of the country's energy transition

• China's ongoing and planned construction of reactors continues unabated

• Escalations in tensions in the Middle East demonstrate the need to ween the world of crude oil

There are others, of course – but neither those nor any of the above matter to me. I just like the charts of ASX uranium stocks at the moment.

Bannerman Energy (BMN), Boss Energy (BOE), Deep Yellow (DYL), and Nexgen Energy (NXG) each made Feature Uptrend today, as did the uranium ETFs: Global X Uranium ETF (ATOM) and BetaShares Global Uranium ETF (URNM).

But there were several other great uptrends in the regular and Feature uptrend lists, and if you're looking to balance out your long-side exposure with some shorts, also plenty of fantastic downtrends if you scroll a little further down!

Welcome to my ChartWatch Daily ASX Scans series. Here I present scan lists based on my trend following technical analysis methodology. My goal is to alert you to the best uptrends and downtrends on the ASX.

Feel free to get your favourite AI to convert the tables below into lists you can upload to your favourite trading platform like TradingView. Then you'll be able to skip from chart to chart and quickly and easily see the best uptrends and downtrends on the ASX.

Some investors prefer to buy those stocks in strong uptrends, and avoid, sell, or short sell those stocks in strong downtrends – but how you use the lists is really up to you!

Note, many stocks in both lists have appeared there many times before. As long as they keep meeting my criteria – they'll keep appearing. But note, there won't be any notifications when they don't, so you'll have to do your own research on when a particular trend changes!

Uptrends Scan List

Today's Uptrends Scan List

Feature Charts from today's Uptrends List 🔎📈

The stocks that I feel are showing the strongest excess demand from today's Uptrends List are: Global X Uranium ETF (ASX: ATOM), Boss Energy (ASX: BOE), Bubs Australia (ASX: BUB), Codan (ASX: CDA), Downer EDI (ASX: DOW), Deep Yellow (ASX: DYL), Helia Group (ASX: HLI), Iperionx (ASX: IPX), Nexgen Energy (ASX: NXG), Shape Australia Corporation (ASX: SHA), Singular Health Group (ASX: SHG), Superloop (ASX: SLC), Toubani Resources (ASX: TRE), BetaShares Global Uranium ETF (ASX: URNM).

10 Randomly chosen Feature Charts below:

Downtrends Scan List

Today's Downtrends Scan List

Feature Charts from today's Downtrends List 🔎📉

The stocks that I feel are showing the strongest excess supply from today's Downtrends List are: Avita Medical (ASX: AVH), Accent Group (ASX: AX1), Bellevue Gold (ASX: BGL), Cettire (ASX: CTT), Endeavour Group (ASX: EDV), Healius (ASX: HLS), Jumbo Interactive (ASX: JIN), Redox (ASX: RDX), Reliance Worldwide Corporation (ASX: RWC), Select Harvests (ASX: SHV), Treasury Wine Estates (ASX: TWE).

10 Randomly chosen Feature Charts below:

Important considerations when using the ChartWatch Daily ASX Scans:

1. The future is unknown. Anything can happen to change the trends in the lists above. A stock in a perfect uptrend or downtrend may not remain that way by the close of trading today. 2. These lists are not exhaustive, they are curated by Carl. You will find that certain stocks might not appear in a particular list on consecutive days but might reappear when Carl feels it deserves to return to the list. 3. This is not a recommendation service, merely an aid to help you better understand the workings of Carl’s technical analysis model in a practical way. Carl will not alert you to stocks that have dropped off a list because their trend has changed – it is up to you to apply the criteria to determine why a particular stock might not still be included. 4. This is general, educational information only – always do your own research.